Key Points For decades, the property industry changed slowly. New technologies arrived, certainly, but often at the pace of the market itself.…

Jamaica’s real estate market holds above US$101 billion as global PropTech investment accelerates through 2026, AI tools reach operational maturity across Caribbean property sectors, the JAM-DEX expansion deepens, and the e-Titles legislative process nears its defining parliamentary moment.

Global PropTech AI investment surges 176 percent in early 2026, Jamaica’s middle class is formally priced out of Kingston’s housing market, the BOJ’s JAM-DEX expansion begins in earnest, e-Titles approaches its legislative pivot, and geopolitical headwinds reshape Caribbean property investment calculus.

For many people in Jamaica, the idea of a Multiple Listing Service (MLS) already feels fairly advanced. Listings are shared among brokerages.…

AI in Jamaican Real Estate: Accuracy and ResponsibilityThis morning at 8:00am (Wednesday, 4 February), I joined the discussion on Power 106 FM…

Technology has a way of arriving with promises that sound almost biblical: salvation, efficiency, and a future where everything finally works the…

The conversation around artificial intelligence has become unavoidable. From banking to education, from medicine to marketing, AI has planted its flag firmly…

Jamaica has always understood property as something deeply human. A house is not just shelter; it is inheritance, security, sacrifice, and, often,…

A Chinese firm brings modular cabin homes to Jamaica, global PropTech investment closes 2025 at US$16.7 billion, the BOJ prepares a major CBDC expansion, Jamaica’s property market crosses US$101 billion, and the AI revolution reaches Caribbean property practice in earnest.

Jamaica’s real estate market nears US$100 billion as mortgage rates fall toward 7.5 percent, AI-powered property tools cross into mainstream Caribbean practice, hurricane season intensifies climate risk debate, and global PropTech investment tracks well above 2024 levels.